texts: number 22. She made her acting debut in the musical Blood Brothers, a new version of the 1983 original production, in October 2009. In an interview, she said that she had been invited to star in movies and plays. She starred on Blood Brothers. She was nominated for the Best Actress in a Musical award but did not win. She started working on her next album in the same year."Rock Me" was released in Germany as a single and peaked at number 33 in the country. The song was used as the official theme for the Women's World Cup. "Think About It" was chosen as the worldwide single and marked the return of dance-pop. The song peaked at number 95 in the UK, 15 in the UK Indie Chart, and 40 in other European countries. The Sea was produced by <mask>, <mask> and Peter-John Vettese. The album peaked at number 45 in the UK, 13 in Switzerland, and 16 in Germany. The Mel B team, formed by under 25 years-old girls, was helped by the mentor assistant in the third season of The X Factor Australia.The girls didn't make the final. "Weak" was the third single to be released in the UK. "Let There Be Love" was the fourth and final single of The Sea in Germany and Switzerland. "Viva Life" was recorded for the documentary Bash Street. She embarked on her sixth concert tour in November. The tour's record was released as a DVD. The Sea was a really great album and it wasn't as successful as it deserved to be, according to <mask> in her interview for "Ask Melanie C Episode 8."The Night was released on 13 May. The promo single was called "Set You Free". She was a judge on the talent show Superstar, which was looking to find an actor to play <mask> Superstar. Ben was chosen. She played the role of Mary Magdalene in the musical. She won Best Supporting Actress at the Whatsonstage.com Awards. She played the character for a while.The album was inspired by the stage. The song "I Don't Know How to Love Him" peaked at number 20 on the UK independent chart. The song is from the musical Jesus Christ Superstar. On 7 September, <mask> released her sixth studio album, Stages, produced by Peter-John Vettese and featuring a collection of show tunes that have been important to her at various stages of her life. The album peaked at number 50 in the UK and 83 in Ireland. The song "I Know Him So Well" was released as a single on 11 November and features vocals by Emma Bunton. The song peaked at number 153 in the UK and 14 in the UK.She was a member of The Justice Collective, a group of musicians who recorded a charity song called "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother". The song peaked at number 1 after being released as a single. She was in a British comedy film called Play Hard. "Loving You" was a collaboration with British singer <mask>. The first <mask>'s song in the top 15 since 2005 peaked at number 14. Live at Shepherd's Bush Empire was her first live album. <mask> celebrated her 40th birthday with a show for her fans called Sporty's Forty, which featured Emma Bunton.On 31 March, the Slovakian singer Peter Aristone released "Cool as You", a lead single from 19 days in Tetbury. Her version of "Ain't Got No, I Got Life" was included in the Beautiful Cover Versions. She had a small part in the Little Mix video "Word Up". The Television and Version of Me star joined the judging panel for Asia's Got Talent in 2015. The selection began in Singapore. The program was recorded in Malaysia. The live shows ran for two months until the finals of Asia's Got Talent.On 14 May, <mask> and the judges released a cover version of "Let's Groove", originally by Earth, Wind & Fire, and performed it in the final. She was a mentor assistant in the game competition. She started working on her seventh studio album at the same time. The second season of Asia's Got Talent was confirmed for summer 2016 but the project has been discontinued. She was featured as a vocalist on "Numb" with Sons Of Sonix, which was said to be a song from her upcoming album. She made a brief appearance in KT Tunstall's music video. Version of Me was released in October of 2016In May of last year, <mask> performed a duet with Urban for his song, The Fighter, on the GrahamNorton Show. She replaced the original singer on the duet. <mask> performed in Mexico City as part of the Classics Fest concert series, which also featured performances by Vanilla Ice and Jenny Berggren. This was <mask>'s first time performing as a solo artist in Latin America and her first visit since her days with the Spice Girls. When she returned to Mexico, she stated, "I haven't been back to Mexico in many years and when I was there it was very brief, so I am excited to return and sing." In June, <mask> performed for the first time in Brazil, playing live shows in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paolo. Night of the proms was a 25-concert tour in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg.She embarked on the Melanie C - Asia Tour after turning her hand to disc jockeying. On November 5, 2018, <mask> and the Spice Girls announced a reunion tour. The Spice World tour was their first in a decade and featured <mask>, Bunton, and Halliwell. The tour began in Dublin on May 24th and ended in London on June 15th. The single "High Heels" was written by Rae Morris and Benjamin "Fryars" Garrett and features drag act Sink the Pink. During an interview with The Guardian, she stated that she was working on a new album with artists including Shura and Little Boots. "Who I Am" was the lead single from <mask>. <mask>'s eighth album and she performed it live on The Late Late Show with <mask>.When asked how she was handling the restrictions, she said, "I'm busy." I'm trying to finish my album. I've been trying to stay in touch with my fans by doing live Q&A's and streaming. On 13 May 2020, <mask> sang "Who I Am", among other singles from her career, as part of a "bathroom" gig in aid of WaterAid. "Blame It on Me" was released on May 27, 2020. "In and Out of Love" was the third single of the album. "Obviously, I'm making a pop-dance record and I'm a mature artist, so I have to accept that some radio stations are not going to be playing me anymore."That is something to overcome. I want people to enjoy this album, I want people to dance to it, and I want people to be encouraged by it. I want to perform it live when coronaviruses do one. The fourth single off the album, "Fearless", was released on 16 September 2020, and is a collaboration with UK rapper Nadia Rose. It was a good meeting. I fell in love with her attitude after watching her on Kathy Burke's documentary series on women. Female artists need to be fearless.I adore this girl. On October 2, 2020, <mask> was released to critical success. She has not had a top 10 album since 2003's Reason. "Stop Crying Your Heart Out" was part of the Children in Need charity single. <mask>'s music video, "Love is Back", was released in January 2021. The "Celebrity Ally" award was presented to <mask> at the British LGBT Awards. The <mask> album was released in a deluxe version on September 3, 2021.The video for her cover of "Touch Me" was released before the new release. In the same month, she was announced as a contestant on Dancing with the Stars. The fifth star in the series was voted off and therefore finishing in eleventh place. The 8th Annual "We Can Survive" concert by Audacy was held at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles in October of 2021. The Spice Girls had announced the re-release of Spice to mark their 25th anniversary. The double album was released in October of 2021. The original album is available on limited edition vinyl and cassette, as well as a set of six Spice Girls postcards, in addition to the A5 hardback booklet."We had a risqué song called 'C U Next Tuesday', which was vetoed for the 25th anniversary edition, but I do have plans for it." It sounds like a song by Allen. The album reentered the UK Albums Chart at number five. The cancellation of her European tour dates in support of her was announced in November of 2021. She was once again a judge on The Voice Kids. The three-episode series was won by teen Torrin <mask>. Her memoir will be published by the Welbeck Publishing Group in the late half of 2022.<mask> was a guest judge on the first episode of Drag Race: UK Versus the World. The series was filmed in March. Her personal life has been open about her experiences with depression and eating disorders. She talked to Contact Music about her eating disorder and how she worked out for three hours a day. It was a way of running away. I felt like a robot. I was only a size 10 when I was called 'Sumo Spice'.I went up to a size 14 because I was so upset by all the criticism. In 1997, <mask> had a relationship with a singer. She dated Jake Davies in 1998. She had a relationship with Anthony Kiedis. "Emit Remmus" was written by Kiedis and was inspired by his relationship with <mask>. The album was called Californication. They had an on-again, off-again relationship in 2000.In February 2009, she gave birth to her first child. The arrival of her child proved to be a turning point in her life, and she admitted in an interview that it wasn't all about her. It made me realize that I have a huge responsibility to myself. I had to treat myself better as her teacher. <mask> completed the London triathlon twice and is a supporter of the FC. The proceeds from "If That Were Me" were donated to the Kandu Arts charity. In 2012 <mask>olm appeared in a Never Mind the Buzzcocks special.The "Sport Relief Mile" was a three-mile run. Through Hell and High Water was a Comic Relief challenge which involved British celebrities canoeing the most difficult rapids of the Zambezi River. They raised a lot of money for the charity. The charity campaign by P&G provides clean drinking water to African children. The water was changed from stagnant to drinkable with the use of purification sachets. Funds raised from her annual calendar were donated to a homeless charity. Madonna is said to be her biggest musical influence.She believes that she has inspired her a lot musically and in the way she presents herself. I've always admired how hard she works and how strong she is, so she's always inspired me in that way. Madonna, Blur, Oasis, and the Cardigans are some of the bands that inspired her first album. <mask> has a vocal range of C 6. Her main characteristics are a distinctive timbre, a unique vocal ability that helped shoot the Spice Girls to international fame, and a versatile voice for different styles and music genres. Her voice is strong and inspiring, with a mixture of weight and light, with a raspy and powerful tone, clear and emotional. <mask>'s music is mostly pop and rock.Being the first member of the group to go solo, she has been able to incorporate pop-rock, rock, post-grunge, ambient, acoustic, R&B, hip hop, dance, and trance. An album of show tunes was also released. As a member of the Spice Girls, <mask> was known as "Sporty Spice" because she wore a tracksuit with athletic shoes and had tattoos on both of her arms. She was able to perform back handsprings. The phrase "girl power" put a name to a social phenomenon, but the slogan was met with mixed reactions. The band embraced a particular facet of neo-feminist empowerment, which was that a feminine appearance and equality between the sexes need not be mutually exclusive. The new political and social climate that was emerging with the advances made by New Labour and the new UK Prime Minister Tony Blair was represented by the term "Cool Britannia".The arrival of the Spice Girls added to the new image and re-branding of Britain, and underscored the growing world popularity of British, rather than American, pop music. At a time when alternative rock, hip-hop and R&B dominated global music charts, the Spice Girls broke onto the scene. The Spice Girls created a modern pop phenomenon that brought about a global wave of teen pop acts such as Hanson, Britney Spears and NSYNC. The Spice Girls paved the way for girl groups and female pop singers. In the UK, they are credited for their massive commercial breakthrough in the previously male-dominated pop music scene, leading to the widespread formation of new girl groups in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The Pussycat Dolls, 2NE1, Girls' Generation, Little Mix, Lady Gaga, Jess Glynne, and more. Charmed and Big Daddy have songs from Northern Star."Go" is a song in Whatever It Takes. "Suddenly Monday" is on the soundtrack. "I Turn to You" was used in the film "Bend It Like Beckham". It was covered by Darkseed on "Ultimate Darkness". The neighbour of the beast. The song was used in a musical based on the songs of the Spice Girls. <mask> covered "Suddenly Monday" in Chinese for her debut album Fan Fan's World, and Dutch pop singer Do covered the Japanese bonus-track "Follow Me" for her album of the same name."Un Nuovo Giorno" (A new day) is the lyrics to the single "First Day of My Life", which was originally recorded by Bocelli and was released as a single in 2004. <mask>'s version of the single was used as the title song of a German soap opera. "Rock Me" was the official theme song for German TV channel ZDF's coverage of the Women's World Cup in 2011. Most of the songs recorded with Spice Girls have been co-written by <mask>. The main idea of the Spice Girl albums was the idea of Girl Power, a feminist image, and every track deals with different aspects of this notion. The union, solidarity, friendship, independence, love, loss of virginity, sex, contraception, the relationship with parents during adolescence, vulnerability and fame were some of the central themes in the writing of the group. Many of these themes were carried out even during her solo career, but with a more mature writing, intense style and in some songs a more raw and direct language.Social issues such as homelessness and introspective themes were added. She has co-written 11 UK number 1s and is the only female performer to top the charts as a solo artist. She is the second female artist and the first British female artist to have 12 Number 1 singles in the UK. Music studio albums Northern Star, Beautiful Intentions, This Time, and The

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texts: One of India's pre-eminent metallurgists and materials scientists was <mask>. <mask> was born in India on November 25, 1927. He obtained a degree. In 1947, D.I.I. Sc. was obtained from Madras University. A degree in metallurgy from the Indian Institute of Science in 1950 and a degree in chemistry from Madras University in 1951. After securing the first rank in all university exams, he was awarded the only Indian Rhodes Scholarship of 1951 for his doctorate research in physical metallurgy at Oxford University. He got a D.Phil. in 1954.In 1980 he received the higher degree D. Sc. from Oxford. In recognition of his research output in metallurgy and materials science, he received a degree from the same university. During the last five decades, Anantharaman has traveled far and wide in the world, starting with his two-month visit to Australia in 1949 as a Nuffield Scholar. He was in England for three years and in Germany for two years, but he has been on many extended overseas visits, mostly as Visiting Scientist or Visiting Professor. <mask>'s professional career spanned over four decades and included assignments such as research associate, assistant professor, and professor. He was Head, Department of Metallurgical Engineering, Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology and Director of the Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi. After retiring in 1987, he worked as Director, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (Deemed University), Patiala, as well as CSIR and INSA Senior' Scientist.A broad range of topics in physical metallurgy and material science are covered by Anantharaman's research accomplishments. His most creative efforts have been centered around contributions to rapidly solidified alloys and metallic glasses. He discovered a variety of metastable phases and has innovated new techniques for rapid solidification. He has directed national projects on micro-structural characterization. Anantharaman has over 250 scientific publications. The three International Conferences he edited were Metal Sciences - the Emerging Frontiers (1978), Light Metals - Science & Technology (1985) and Advanced Techniques for Materials Characterization (1989). In 1984 he edited a book and in 1987 he co-authored a book.The Rustless Wonder: A Study of the Iron Pillar at Delhi was published in 1996 by Vigyan Prasar, Government of India, as part of his recent involvement in studies related to India's scientific and technological heritage. The monograph has been translated into Hindi and Tamil and has stimulated further research on India's metallurgical heritage. The Indian Institute of Metals received the Kamani Gold medal in 1960. The Union Ministry of Steel and Mines received the National Metallurgists' Day Award. There was a prize for Engineering Sciences in 1967. In 1972 the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry awarded an individual Initiative in Science and Technology. The University Grants Commission and Hari Om Trust awarded the Homi J. Bhabha Award for Applied Sciences in 1974.The VASVIK Award was given in 1978. The Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund was established in 1979. The President of the IIM was elected in 1979. The Indian National Science Academy awarded the Bhatnagar Medal in 1982. The Indian Institute of Science received a distinguished alumni award in 1982. The Indian Institute of Metals received a gold medal in 1983. The Materials Science Prize of the Indian National Science Academy was awarded in 1987.The International Metallographic Society (IMS) gave the Henry Clifton Sorby Award in 1989. The Golden Jubilee of the Department of Metallurgy, Bengal Engineering College, Howrah was celebrated in 1990. The Indian Society of Technical Education (ISTE) and the UP Government gave an Outstanding Teacher of an Engineering Institute a ward in 1991. The highest award of the Indian Institute of Metals was the IIM Platinum medal. Professor G.P. The Chatterji Memorial Award was given by the Indian Science Congress Association. On the occasion of its Platinum Jubilee in 1998, the Department of Metallurgical Engineering received a distinguished services award.B.C. is a doctor. The Roy National Award for "Eminence in Philosophy" was given in 2001. The Union Ministry of Steel and Mines instituted the "Lifetime Achievement Award in Metallurgy" in 2004. <mask> was elected a Fellow of the Indian Academy of Sciences in 1964, the Indian National Science Academy in 1972 and the Indian National Academy of Engineering in 1987. He is an Corresponding Member of the Royal Academy for Overseas Sciences and a member of the Indian Institute of Metals. The Sorby Award of the 'International Metallographic Society' was given to him in 1989 for his lifelong contributions to metallography. Professor <mask> has had a profound influence on the growth of metallurgy through his distinguished contributions to metallurgy education and research, by nurturing the Centre for Advanced Study in Physical and Mechanical Metallurgy at Varanasi and by inspiring generations of students.He is the primary credit for the outstanding profile of Indian metallurgical research. Anantharaman's personality is related to Spirituality, Philosophy and Religion, particularly of the Vedic and Yogic traditions of India going back over 4,000 years. He drew inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi's spiritual heir Acharya Vinoba Bhave, the Initiator of Bhoodaan (Land Gifts) movement, during the sixties and seventies. The Centre for Yoga was established in 1974 as an interdisciplinary academic unit of BHU. The centre is popular in the campus. In 1981 he launched the Indian Academy of Yoga as a Learned Society. He was the founder-president of the academy during 1981–83 and has been its president ever since.Anantharaman has written over 50 articles on philosophy, religion and ethics, but he has also written two books in German. The National Project on History of Indian Science, Philosophy and Culture brought out his monograph in 1997. His two versions of the original Bhagavad-Gita are 350 and 140 s. He was given the title of Vidya-Vachaspati, equivalent to a doctorate degree in philosophy and religion, in recognition of his Sanskrit scholarship. He was the first scientist to receive the Dr. B. C. Roy National Award. Anantharaman was also the Chancellor of the Atmadeep Research Institute for the Seculo-Spiritual Heritage of India. The Department of AYUSH, Ministry for Health and Family Welfare, Government of India gave accreditation to the Ashram in 2004 as a research centre for yoga and allied subjects.References 1927 births Indian Rhodes Scholars Indian metallurgists Indian Institute of Science faculty Indian Institute of Science alumni.

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texts: <mask> was the first baseball player from Puerto Rico to play in Major League Baseball. <mask> was a hard-throwing pitcher who commanded attention when he began his delivery with a distinctive windup and raised his left leg high in the air. <mask> was one of five children born to Waldemar G<mask>, a municipal employee, in Santurce, a heavily populated area in the city of San Juan. The <mask> family traveled a lot. Mara produced a radio program called Abuelita Borinquea and taught her children English. The young <mask> attended Central High School in Santurce, and his older two brothers encouraged and assisted in training him to become an athlete. <mask> helped his Puerto Rican teammates win a silver medal in volleyball and a bronze in basketball at the III Central American and Caribbean Games in 1935.He began making a name for himself in baseball in 1932, when he was a pitcher on a team of nativos. <mask> led his team to a 10–1 victory over the visiting club, which included future Hall of Famer Johnny Mize. <mask> played winter ball for his home team. The youngest manager in Puerto Rican Professional Baseball League history was 22-year-old <mask> when he took over the San Juan team. <mask> pitched at Wrigley Field within three years. <mask> pitched for the Oakland Oaks and Hollywood Stars in the US Minor Leagues in 1939. <mask> was the first Puerto Rican to play in the Major Leagues on April 15, 1942.Bithorn was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The second Latin American pitcher-catcher combination was formed during this time. After his second season, Bithorn joined the United States Navy. He was the player-manager for the baseball team at the Naval Air Station San Juan in Puerto Rico when he was in the navy. He left the navy on September 1, 1945. He had a promising start after returning from military service. The rumors were that he may not have the same abilities because of his weight gain.He went 6–5 for the Chicago Cubs in 1946, after returning from the war. He was purchased by the Pittsburgh Pirates on January 25, 1947. On March 22 of the same year, he was selected off waivers by the Chicago White Sox but only pitched two frames, developing a sore arm that ended his career. In a four-season career, <mask> posted a 34–31 record with a 3.16 earned run average in 105 appearances, including 30 complete games, eight shutouts and five saves, striking out 185 batters while walking 171. <mask> tried to return to the Mexican Pacific League at the age of 35. He was shot by a Mexican police officer on December 28, 1951. <mask> died the next day at Ciudad Victoria's hospital.<mask> admitted to being part of a communist cell, and Castillo Cano claimed that he was on an important mission. Castillo Cano was sentenced to eight years in prison for <mask>'s murder after this argument was discredited in court. He was buried in Puerto Rico. <mask>'s achievement of making it to the majors remained a source of pride in Puerto Rico, and he was honored in 1962 when the biggest ballpark on the island was built and named after him. The <mask> <mask> Stadium is located next to Roberto Clemente Coliseum and across the street from Plaza Las Américas Mall and has hosted world championship boxing fights, major professional wrestling events from the World Wrestling Council, and important musical spectacles. The Montreal Expos played 22 home games there in the 2003 and 2004 MLB seasons, as well as Rounds 1 and 2 of the 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classic. List of players from Puerto Rico in Major League Baseball Baseball in Puerto Rico Sports in Puerto Rico List of countries with their first Major League Baseball player References External links Biography at Autgrafo TV 1916 births 1951 deaths American people murdered abroad

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texts: <mask> was a Scottish Liberal politician. <mask> was the oldest son of <mask> and was born at Campsie, near Glasgow. He graduated from Partick Academy, Glasgow, Craigmount in Edinburgh, and then from Glasgow University. He studied in Germany. Mary was the daughter of the Hon. and was married to him. George W. Crouse was a Republican Member of Congress. They had seven children, two sons and five daughters.<mask> became an associate of the Institute of Bankers. He was described as having interests in banking and railways by The Times in 1910. <mask> was an expert on the economy, financial and trading questions. He was a founding member of the Executive Committee of the Sound Currency Association. At the 1906 general election, <mask> was unsuccessful in his attempt to win a Parliamentary seat for the Liberals at Glasgow, Tradeston. He gained the seat from the Conservative John Kenneth Foster in the December 1910 election. He held the city until 1918.During the First World War, <mask> was an opponent of the coalition government and a member of the 'polite minority'. He stood as an Independent at the 1918 general election, despite being described as an Independent in the press. Edward Manville was the victor in the contest and received the coalition coupon. Like other Liberal MPs, <mask> was rejected by the electorate because of his stance on war policy. At each of the next three general elections for the Romford Division of Essex, and at the 1929 general election for Barnstaple, <mask> tried to return to Parliament. Is it radical, centrist or right-wing? During the war between Italy and Turkey in 1911, <mask> played a leading role in condemning Italian atrocities and urging the British government to intervene.<mask> said that the Italian invasion provoked indignation from the friends of freedom and foes of aggression in Britain. According to another historian, <mask> is a Liberal Centrist, a type of candidate being adopted by Liberal Associations in the hope of attracting working class votes whilst maintaining the support of traditional Liberals. <mask> was associated with radical causes. He supported Irish Home Rule and John Redmond. He was connected to the Peace Society and was a member of a deputation to the Liberal prime minister to advise him of the uneasiness of the Parliamentary Liberal Party regarding increasing spending on the Navy. All this, and his criticisms of the government got him into trouble with the Coventry Liberal Association who announced in January 1914 that they would be finding a new candidate for the next election. He was a member of the Liberal Foreign Affairs Committee.This organisation was critical of the direction and conduct of the foreign policy of Sir Edward Grey. In July 1914, a dozen or so of the group, including <mask>, met and passed a resolution urging British neutrality in the emerging crisis. The group sent a letter to Grey covering the text of the resolution and urging him to use the government's good offices to secure peace. <mask> was one of 34 Liberal MPs who voted against the introduction of conscription in 1916. Sylvia Pankhurst identified him as a fervent supporter of the Suffragette cause inside and outside Parliament. It is clear that <mask> was more conservative when it came to the economy. He kept a high political profile during the 1920s with his chairmanship of the Sound Currency Association and many letters to the Times newspaper on various aspects of the economy, trade and foreign policy.He advocated for a return to the gold standard. He was re-elected to Parliament at the 1931 general election as a Liberal candidate in East Edinburgh, promising to support the National Government of Ramsay MacDonald, the official position of the Liberal Party. The honeymoon with the Unionists did not last and <mask> got into trouble with the local Unionist association for voting against the government after the Conservative candidate withdrew his support. He faced a Unionist opponent in the 1935 general election after going into opposition with his Liberal colleagues. The seat was won by the Labour party. He joined the fellowship that year. Death <mask> died in a nursing home in March of 1945.Macedonia and Great Britain's Responsibility; T Fisher Unwin, 1903 Six Years of Politics; J M Murray, 1917 National Currency and Finance Reform.

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texts: The 6th United States Secretary of the Treasury from 1814 to 1816 was <mask>. <mask> was born in Kingston, Jamaica. <mask> wrote a history of the Jamaican Maroons. Dr <mask> changed the name of the estate to Dallas Castle after buying it. The property had 900 acres and 91 slaves. Dr <mask> left the island in 1764 and put the estate in a trust. <mask>'s family moved from Edinburgh to London when he was five.He studied under <mask>. He wanted to study law, but couldn't afford it. <mask> married a Pennsylvania woman in 1780. The daughter of Maj. George Smith of the British Army was a great-granddaughter of Sir Nicholas Trevanion. The Barlows are William and Arabella. The newlyweds moved to Jamaica. <mask> was admitted to the bar through his father's connections.After Maria's health deteriorated in Jamaica, they moved to Philadelphia, where he was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1785. The Pennsylvania Herald and the Columbian Magazine were side jobs that he took to supplement his law practice. The second set of state court reports, called Reports of Cases Ruled and Adjudged in the Courts of Pennsylvania Before and Since the Revolution in 1790, was published by the U.S. Supreme Court Reporter Dallas. He published three volumes under the title, Reports of Cases Ruled and Adjudged in the Several Courts of the United States and of Pennsylvania, Held at the Seat of the Federal Government. These volumes were the first reporter for Pennsylvania and the United States Supreme Court. <mask> published the official United States Reports volumes from his own funds. West v. Barnes was the first case reported.(Dall.) The book was written in the year 1790. The four volumes that he produced were incomplete, inaccurate, and extremely late. The landmark ruling in Chisholm v. Georgia, which prompted the Eleventh Amendment, was not reported by Dallas until five years later. He wrote that he would devote his reports to the rats in the State-House. His publications are still important in American legal publishing. He founded the Democratic-Republican Societies in 1793.<mask> was named Secretary of the Commonwealth by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. <mask> was the defacto governor for much of the late 1790s because he was an alcoholic. <mask> helped found the Democratic-Republican party in Pennsylvania and advocated a strict construction of the new Constitution. He was the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania from 1802 to 1814. <mask> helped Albert Gallatin get funds to fight Britain during the War of 1812. The federal government was nearly bankrupted by the war. <mask> reorganized the Treasury Department, brought the government budget back into surplus, championed the creation of the Second Bank of the United States, and put the nation back on the specie system based on gold and silver.He was acting Secretary of War and Secretary of State from March 2, 1814 to August 1, 1814. He lived a year in Philadelphia. He was a member of both the American Philosophical Society and the University of Pennsylvania. Dallas Township, Pennsylvania, and Dallas County, Alabama, are named for him. There are six U.S. Coast Guard Cutters named DALLAS, the most recent being USCGC DALLAS. <mask><mask> died while in the Navy and Fort Dallas was named after him. His father and brother are also possible names for the Texas city of Dallas.<mask> was married to Richard Bache<mask>. on April 4, 1805. The father of her husband's father was the United States Postmaster General from 1776 to 1782. Sally was the only daughter of Benjamin Franklin and his common-law wife Deborah Read. <mask> was a member of the American Philosophical Society. The University of Pennsylvania has a biography of <mask><mask>, who was Secretary of War in the 18th century.

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texts: An American physician who was born in Italy, <mask>, contributed to clinical research and education in the specialty of surgical pathology. He was the principal author and editor of a major textbook in that field. As a teacher, mentor and consultant to many American and international surgical pathologists,<mask> is well-known. <mask> was born in Poppi, a little town near Florence, in the region of Tuscany, Italy. The economic problems in Italy after World War II forced his parents to emigrate to Argentina when he was eight years old. His first name was changed to <mask> after his family moved to Argentina. At the age of 15,<mask> joined the School of Medicine.During his third year of medical school, he met Eduardo Lascano, a pathologist who influenced young Rosai's interest in that discipline. The M.D. was earned byRosai. He obtained a degree at the age of 21 and then did a residency training in Anatomic Pathology at the same university under the direction of Lascano. While working as a house officer in pathology at the Regional Hospital of Mar del Plata,Rosai met Lauren at a medical conference in Argentina. The two of them will train together in the United States. After completing his residency and fellowship in anatomic pathology at Washington University School of Medicine,Rosai went on to work for Barnes Hospital. He was appointed Professor and Director of Anatomic Pathology at the University of Minnesota at the age of 34.He left there in 1985 for an identical position at Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut. From 1991 to 1999,<mask> was the James Ewing Alumni Professor and Chairman of Pathology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. <mask> had ties to Italy throughout his life and worked in Italy and the United States. He took a sabbatical year at the University of Florence and the University of Bologna. The Chairman of the Department of Anatomic Pathology at the Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori was permanently relocated to Italy in 2000. In 2005, he created the Center for Oncologic Pathology Consultations, located at the Centro Diagnostico Italiano in Milan, where he continued his consultation and educational activities focused on oncological surgical pathology. As a visiting professor of pathology at Harvard University and senior consulting pathologist at Genzyme Genetics,Rosai had academic connections to the United States.While still working in Milan, he was a consultant pathologist for the Department of Pathology of the University of Utah and ARUP Laboratories. Parkinson's disease was the cause ofRosai's death. He died from the effects of the condition in July 2020 at the age of 81. There are more than 400 scientific peer-reviewed papers onRosai's topics in pathology. He was a member of the editorial boards of several pathology journals, including the International Journal of Surgical Pathology. The editor-in-chief of the 3rd Series of the Atlas of Tumor Pathology wasRosai. He co-edited 13 other books.<mask>'s textbook,Rosai and Ackerman's Surgical Pathology, is perhaps the most famous publication. A pathology book focused on differential diagnosis and features with clinical significance was first published in 1953 in this classic surgical pathology textbook. The tenth edition of the book was published in 2011. <mask>'s textbook is well known among pathologists due to its clear and didactic style, which includes illustrations as examples of key diagnostic features. Spanish, Chinese, Italian and Croatian are some of the languages in which the original English edition of the pathology textbook has been translated. The 11th edition of the textbook was written by a team of experts in the field of pathology. <mask> accumulated a comprehensive collection of slide seminars including histopathology slides of interesting and educational pathological cases with the comments by connoted pathologists.In 2010 the seminars collection was donated as a free educational resource. The slide seminars from the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology are available as digital pathology files which can be freely accessed by pathologists across the world thanks to a collaborative effort. Digital images of the original histopathological slides, clinical history, and diagnostic summaries are part of the collection. The life Trustee of the American Board of Pathology, the Doctor Honoris Causa at the University of Bologna, Italy, and the Maude Abbott Lecturer at the United States are some of the professional awards and honors that Rosai has received. There are conversations with Pathologists. The Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland sponsored an interview with <mask>i for the book project A Matter of Life and Death.

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texts: <mask>iz is a Brazilian singer-songwriter. The daughter of a Brazilian sertanejo singer and a businesswoman is early life Camargo. Her father was a part of the group of dancers that performed in the Brazilian version of Cats. Carmago released her debut studio album in 2000. It sold 150,000 copies and included three singles, "O Amor no Deixa", "Enamorado por Voc" and "Eu Posso Te Sentir". "Eu Posso Te Sentir", "Tanta Saudade" and "Gostar de Mim" were released as singles in 2001. She hosted the Young Evening program for two years at the Rede Globo TV network.She won recognition with the song "Sem Querer" on the third album of the same name. She joined the cast of the fourth season of Stio do Picapau Amarelo after releasing her first live album. She reformed her music with the release of W, a dance-pop album for which she composed eleven of the fifteen songs. The singles "Amor, Amor" and "No Resisto a Ns Dois" were included in the album. The album Total sold 100,000 copies and was marked by the song "Me Abrace". In 2009, she released her first English song, "Fly", and her sixth album, "Meu Momento". She made her electronic music debut in 2010 with the Voc no Perde por Esperar.She released an English-language album in 2011. Five years after her last studio album, she announced that she was redirecting to the sertanejo genre. She released her eighth studio album on August 19th. <mask> was born in Goinia, Gois, on December 28, 1982. She is the daughter of a Brazilian sertanejo singer and a businesswoman. She had no toys when she was a child because of her family's financial difficulties. When her father and uncle went in search of success, she moved to So Paulo at the age of 9.She was prejudiced because of her social class when she was in a private school. Wanessa said that the principal of the school always said that they wouldn't pay the college. Even though she humiliated us, I never told my parents because I was so afraid. My father gave me the taste of going to the car class by taking a borrowed lance. In 1991, she started a band with three of her friends, and in the future they would form the group KLB. The band's first name was The Fenders, a reference to the guitar brand. They changed their name to Neon and started performing at clubs and parties with versions of their songs.Wanessa began to study theater, ballet and tap dance at the age of ten. She began to do gymnastics and artistic gymnastics when she was a child to improve her physical fitness. She had her first role in a musical in 1995. She began to integrate the dancers of the duo in 1996. In 1999 she recorded a demo CD for her first album, which led to her signing to the BMG Brasil record label in 2000. Her debut single, "O Amor No Deixa (Love Won't Let Me)", was released on November 11, 2000 and her debut album, Wanessa Camargo, was released on December 12, 2000. Her debut album was recorded in Nashville and Miami.A cover of Faith Hill's "Breathe" is one of the five original English songs in the album. The follow-up single "Apaixonada por Voc" was released in 2001 and was included on the soundtrack of the Brazilian soap opera Um Anjo Caiu do Céu. There was a new version of the song called "Um Anjo Caiu do Céu version". On July 30, 2001, Eu Posso Te Sentir was released. In 2001, she made her acting debut as the fairy Honey Mel in the children's film. She recorded a song for the soundtrack. On October 25, she released the first single from her second album, "Eu Quero Ser o Seu Amor", which marked a transition to a pop rock style with a music video inspired by video games and Japanese comics.On November 9, her sophomore album was released. On February 21, 2002, the second single "Tanta Saudade" was released, featuring backing vocals from her father. The album's third and final single was "Gostar de Mim". The short film Socialmente Correto was recorded in July but was canceled. She recorded a show for the Globo Network. She worked with KLB, the sertanejo duo Pedro and Thiago, and the singer Fael Mondego. This aired in October and featured the presenting team playing songs with their original artists."Um Dia... Meu Primeiro Amor" was released on November 30, 2002, followed by her third album on December 2, 2002. The pop rock single "Sem Querer" was released on February 22, 2003 with a music video. After a vote on the singer's website, "Paga Pra Ver (T Pagando Pra Ver)" was chosen as the last single of the album. The good reception of the previous year's TV special made Jovens Tardes a regular part of Globo Network Sunday's afternoon schedule. Wanessa and the co-presenters were joined by Luiza Possi. Rock, film classics, and soap opera themes were the focus of each program, with special guests playing the music. The short film S.O.S Cupido was never recorded.She recorded her first DVD in Brazil. She posed semi-naked for a magazine and gave interviews about sex and taboo subjects in order to present a more adult image. The Jovens Tardes project ended after the producer left the station. Wanessa was invited by Mattos to host a show with the same format. She wanted to focus on music. In February, she joined the main cast of the fourth season of the adaption of the children's book Stio do Picapau Amarelo, in which she played the rock star Diana Dechamps. On 12 March, she released her new single, "Me Engana que I Gosto", a version of "Miénteme" by the Puerto Rican singer Olga Tan.She released her first live album on 24 May with four new songs and previous hits. She appeared in the children's film Cine Gibi, which was adapted from the Monica's Gang comic books. She appeared naked in the music video for her second single from her live album. In the second season of the reality show, she traveled between the south coast of Rio de Janeiro and the north coast of So Paulo in a trailer. They recorded a song at the end of the season. She appeared in another reality show in 2005, Subindo a Serra with Huck, Dylon, Karina Bacchi, Preta Gil and Pop, documenting their trip to Terespolis. The single "Amor, Amor" was released on June 11, 2005, in a Latin pop style similar to that of a singer from South America.She released her fourth studio album, W, on August 8, which did not have the country elements of her previous albums and focused on pop and pop rock. She composed ten of the fifteen songs. Critics liked the album for its maturity and creativity. "No Resisto a Ns Dois" became the seventh most played song on Brazilian radio in 2006 when it was released on 10 January. The W in Tour was released in February. Her biggest tour was Era Uma Vez. It was directed by Marlia Pra and featured five acts and costume changes.The third single from W, "Louca", was released on August 22nd, having been chosen by the public through a website vote. The single "No T Pronta Pra Perdoar" was a remake of the song "Not Ready to Make Nice" by the band. She sold 100,000 copies of her fifth studio album, Total, on August 21. The Total Tour began at Citibank Hall. She worked with the Mexican band on a Portuguese version of "Abrzame". She used her first name <mask> only in 2009, after changing her musical style again. She collaborated with Ja Rule on her single "Fly".On 1 June, she released her sixth studio album, Meu Momento, featuring collaborations with Rita Lee and Alexandre Carlo and showing R&B and urban musical influences. The second single, "No Me Leve a Mal", was released on September 28. Despite high expectations and a large budget, the album sold only 20,000 copies. She changed her musical direction in 2010 to embrace electronic music, inspired by Lady Gaga and The Black Eyed Peas. Wanessa provided vocals for the song "Falling for U" on 1 July. On 9 September, she released the first single from her forthcoming work, "Worth It", a version of "Beautiful Encounter (Yan Yu)" by Elva Hsiao. Her first single, Voc no Perde por Esperar, sold 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110"Stuck On Repeat" was released on 31 March. She released a single called "Sticky Dough" on July 5, 2011. She released her seventh studio album in the same month. The announcement of Wanessa's pregnancy interrupted its promotion. On 24 October, the title track "DNA" was released as a second single. "Get Loud!" is a third single. It was released on June 26, 2012 after the singer returned from maternity leave.On December 1, 2012 she released "Hair & Soul" with a music video sponsored by Wella. She released a live album and a single in April of last year. In June, there was a single called "Amor, Amor", and in November there was a song called "Turn It Up". She began the W15 Tour in June of 2015. In early 2016 she began recording her eighth studio album with a more commercial pop style and Portuguese lyrics. Mister Jam and César Lemos were going to produce it. She said she was going back to using the name <mask> after 8 years.She announced on 17 May that she had stopped recording and changed her producer team to focus on sertanejo music. She explained that the way of pop she does not identify herself with, it is not her beach, her footprint is romanticism and the sertanejo is a strong mark of her. She signed with Work Show, known for its sertanejo releases, after leaving her contract with Sony Music. The album's first single, "Corao Embriagado," was the best result of her career until that point. A promotional single was released on August 26. She released her eighth studio album on August 19th. Critics called the work a sell-out without musical identity.Musical characteristics have been cited by Wanessa as three of her great references. She has covered the songs "Not Ready to Make Nice" and "Breathe" by Faith Hill and the other country pop artists. "From This Moment On" and "You're Still the One" are two of the songs she sang while performing with her father on the Pai e Filha Tuor. Rita Lee is an artist that is important in her development. She said that her favorite Madonna songs were "Like a Prayer" and "La Isla Bonita" as she moved to a pop music style. During an interview with Kboing in 2010, she cited Jay-Z as an influence. During an interview for the Programa do Porchat, she mentioned other women of the genre, such as Paula Fernandes, Maiara and Maraisa, Marlia Mendona and Naiara Azevedo, as references for the new phase of the career in sertan.Wanessa's earlier career included country pop, pop music and dance-pop. "No Resisto a Ns Dois" is one of the songs she recorded. She said in an interview that she has always tried to keep Brazilian elements in her songs. She didn't use any of her usual musical styles on the album DNA, which was recorded entirely in English. She began to record in the sertanejo genre. Wanessa has a voice with a range of tones. She holds a note for 16 seconds in the song "No Me Leve a Mal".She was the initial target of a kidnapping at the age of 16 when her uncle Welington was accidentally taken and her family received a piece of his ear. Even though she was protected by security, she was attacked again when her school was robbed. After the attack, her family moved to the United States to protect her from future attacks. Wanessa dated a member of KLB in 1998. She moved to the United States after the relationship ended. She began a relationship with Dado in 2000. She had brief relationships with the actors and singers in 2003She dated the actor for six months in 2004. <mask> told Veja magazine in 2003 that she had not been a virgin for some time. Her father was surprised when he heard about the news in an interview. In May 2007, she married Marcus Buaiz, a businessman from Esprito Santo. She gave birth to her first child during an interview for the magazine. On January 5, 2012 José Marcus was born. She said she was pregnant again in December.The second son, Joo Francisco, was born in June. The Fundao SOS Mata Atlntica is fighting for the preservation of the Atlantic Forest. She was awarded the Pro-Social Prize for her work for the clean-up of the Tiet River in So Paulo. She was also given the title of Personality of the Year. She donated $150,000 from an advertisement to Unicef. She gave a $50,000 fee from Caras magazine to social projects. She put on a virtual show to raise money for a boy named Ryan who suffers from Ondine syndrome.<mask> was appointed a UN ambassador in December of 2015, committing herself to UNAIDS actions in response to HIV and discrimination. Wanessa became involved in the fight for equal rights for all because she wanted to love whoever she wanted. Being against people who make love is ridiculous. It's a posture of society that doesn't fit in today's time. The 15th So Paulo Gay Pride Parade had an audience of 1 million people. When she had her first child with Marcus Buaiz, she was asked how she would react if her son was gay. She celebrated on social media the approval of a law that recognized same-sex marriage in Brazil.A human who says in the name of God that it is better for a child to be abandoned than to have two parents can not speak in the name of God. There is a lack of education and prejudice. God is in our hearts, in our actions, in our neighbor, in compassion, and love is greater than everything. Discography <mask> <mask> (2000), <mask> <mask> (2001), Wanessa Camargo 2002 W, Total, Meu Momento, DNA, 33, Universo Invertido, W in Tour... Era Vez Total Tour Meu Momento Tour DNA Tour 33 Tour Wanessa Camargo Tour Promotional Pai e Filha Turn Balada W15 Tour References External links

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texts: <mask> was born in Bulgaria and is an oceanographer, adventurer and journalist. He is famous for several voyages of increasing difficulty. <mask> was born on February 21, 1939. He has participated in many archeological dives. He was married to one woman from the Czech Republic, later he was married to another woman and has a daughter. The author of four books is <mask>v. He was a journalist for 20 years.He was a member of the Union of Democratic Forces, a member of the 36th Ordinary National Assembly, and a deputy chairman of the Union of Bulgarian Journalists. He lives in Bulgaria. The Plankton I expedition was in Sozopol for 15 days. Papazov set out to find out if zooplankton can provide enough nutrition to survive in extreme conditions. He spent 15 days alone off the coast of Sozopol in the Bay of Burgas in the Black Sea, eating nothing but plankton. plankton can potentially sustain humans in distress despite some weight loss. The Plankton II expedition was in the Black Sea for 26 days.Julia Gurkovska gave her name to all the boats in the Dju series. They crossed the Black Sea in 26 days. The on-board diet of the plankton was only 50% of the required daily nutrition. The expected exhaustion in their organisms was reduced by relying on zoo-plankton for the rest. This was the first crossing of the Black Sea with a vessel of this caliber. The Plankton III expedition went across the Atlantic for 63 days. <mask> and his wife undertook the first truly daring expedition.They set out to cross the Atlantic from Gibraltar to Cuba on a small boat. The journey was a long one. The two-person crew had to keep steering shifts around the clock to make sure the boat didn't flip over. Dju IV was a ship's lifeboat made of two sheets of plastic. It was designed to survive a few days at sea, but lacked a weighted keel, which made it prone to flip, and guaranteed that such a flip would be irreversible. The Plankton III voyage was the first long-haul trip of its kind. The journey ended in Santiago de Cuba.The Plankton IV expedition was held from March 17 to August 3, 1976. Papazov and his wife were going to cross the Pacific in the same way after crossing the Atlantic. They learned a lot from their experiences with Dju IV. It had a full deck, an outboard engine, a radio, and a water pump. 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The aluminum mast snapped in a storm 1000 miles from Callao, leaving them with a makeshift mast to complete their journey.They were able to reach the Marquesas, Tahiti, and Samoa despite all obstacles. After 100 days at sea, their journey came to an end in Fiji, 14,800 km from their starting point. September 6 - December 9, 1978 is around Europe with Tivia. The "Conrad - 45A" was built in Gdask, Poland in 1978 and was purchased by the Bulgaria National Television. <mask> was tasked with sailing the yacht from Gdask to Burgas along with a BNT filming crew. In the winter of 1978, Tivia sailed through the Baltic Sea, the Bay of Biscay, the Mediterranean, and finally the Black Sea. The crew consisted of <mask> <mask>, <mask>, their 5-year-old daughter, and other people.The difficult and comic moments were captured in a book by Idakiev. The Plankton V expedition took place around the world. <mask> and Julia began preparing for their around-the-world expedition. The journey from a life boat to Tivia would take two years. <mask> and Julia took their daughter, who was 6 years old at the time, along for the Europe expedition, triggering some cautions from their family and child welfare advocates. The Grade 1 curriculum was being taught at sea in one of the experiments conducted as a continuation of the Plankton program. The Papazov family, along with Harry Mladenov and Stoyan Miladinov from BNT, shot a documentary about the expedition from Sozopol to Gibraltar.Stage III: Port Darwin - Mauritius - Reunion Island Papazov's final major expedition, a solo around-the-world voyage along the "Impossible Route", was undertaken on Tivia. There was turbulence in the ocean South of the 40th parallel. Papazov was the first voyager to go around the world without stopping. The Papazov Passage is named after <mask> Papazov. Julia and <mask> Papazovi are two people in a boat.

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texts: The English professional football manager and former player is currently the manager of Mansfield Town. He was capped by England 14 times in the early 1990s, playing mostly as a forward, but later in his career as aMidfielder. When he was a player atNottingham Forest, he played over 400 times in league, cup and European matches in two separate spells, mostly under the managership of his father Brian, and scored 131 goals. He moved into non-league football at the age of 32 when he became the player manager of Burton Albion in the Southern Football League. Over the next decade, he continued to play a regular role on the field, as he took Burton up from the seventh tier of the English football league system to the brink of promotion to League Two. He left halfway through the 2008–09 season to follow in his father's footsteps and take over at Derby County, where he served for four years. He was appointed as manager of Sheffield United in October of 2013 and took them to the FA Cup and League Cup semi-finals.In May 2015, he was dismissed from the role. After returning to Burton in December 2015, he led them to promotion to the Championship for the first time in the club's history in May 2016 and the League Cup semi-final in January 2019. The financial impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the club led to the resignation of <mask> as Burton manager four years later. In November 2020 he became the manager of Mansfield Town. After leaving school in 1982, <mask> joined the Forest as an apprenticeship. After two seasons with Heanor Town, he returned to the City Ground on a professional contract in 1984. In the 1985–86 season, he was Forest's top scorer with 15 goals in the First Division to help them finish eighth in the league, a position they repeated the following season when he found the net 14 times in the First Division.In April 1988, he was the subject of a £1.5 million bid from Pisa, but the bid was turned down and he stayed at Forest, who finished third that season and the season after. He helped Forest win the League Cup in 1989 and 1990 and the Full Members' Cup in 1989. They were runners-up in 1991 and semi-finalists in 1988 and 1989. The last Full Members Cup was won by Forest in 1992. They lost to Manchester United in the League Cup final. After 18 years as manager, Brian retired from Forest after his son, Brian, was the top scorer in 1992–93 with ten goals. At the end of the season, he was used as a centre-back.It was widely expected that <mask> Fowler. The resignation of Souness as manager at the end of January 1994 and the appointment of Roy Evans as his successor came after another disappointing season in the league. He scored three more times that season, the last two of which were against Manchester United at Anfield, when the Reds came from three goals down to draw 3–3. The continued effectiveness of Fowler and Rush in attack meant that <mask> only made a handful of appearances for the Reds in 1994–95, and was not in their League Cup winning side.He left in January 1996. He signed for Manchester City. After scoring twice in Manchester City's remaining 15 league appearances, he lost his place in the team due to an injury. After the departure of Frank Clark, Stuart Pearce became manager on an interim basis and he returned to Forest on loan in December 1996. He played for Manchester City in 13 league games. He didn't play for the club again. He made a comeback in the 1997–98 season when he was on loan to Wednesday.He only played in one league game for the South Yorkshire club and that was a 5–2 home defeat by Derby County. When City were demoted to Division Two at the end of the 1997–98 season, <mask> was given a free transfer and his senior football career was over at the age of 32. He made his final international appearance on June 19, 1993 against Germany. He had been capped 14 times by England at senior level, but failed to score. He moved into management in October 1998 after accepting the role of player-manager at Burton Albion. His father bitterly lamented the premature curtailment of his own playing career due to the fact that his son was still registered as a player when he was NationMaster NationMaster NationMaster. He did play in the team's 6–3 win over Sutton Coldfield Town in the Senior Cup in October 2008, though he hadn't played regularly for Burton since the beginning of the 2005–06 season.His final senior appearance for Burton was against Droylsden in the league in February 2008. In the third round of the FA Cup, Burton held Manchester United to a 0–0 draw. The United team featured two players who were introduced as second-half subs. Chris Hall said: "After the match, the press were buzzing, but we had a local cup game, against Stourbridge, I think, and the boss only wanted to focus on that." It was a breath of fresh air, but at the same time, the manager kept us grounded. Burton were beaten 5–0 in the replay, but earned a reported 600,000 dollars. After guiding Burton to 13 points clear at the top of the table and completing 11 straight wins in the division, he was named the Conference premier manager of the month for December.On January 5, 2009, he was approached by Derby County, one of the clubs his father had previously managed, to take over as their manager. On 8 January, David Lowe guided Derby to a 1–0 victory over Manchester United in the first leg of the League Cup semi-finals. The first victory in charge of The Rams was on January 31, 2009. The results improved after <mask>'s arrival. Injuries to key players resulted in a loss of form for the Rams. It wasn't until the final game of the season that the safety in the Championship was confirmed. The first full season in charge of Derby saw significant changes to the playing staff as he brought in nine players and moved on fourteen as well as making substantial dealings in the loan market.At one point, the Rams were without thirteen first team players. The results began to improve when key players returned from injury. Derby finished with two points and four places better off than the previous season. Several altercations took place during the season. Billy Davies accused him of kicking him in the knee in the pitch side altercation. Davies made an official complaint to the league, but nothing came of the incident. During Derby's 3–1 home defeat to Ipswich Town on 5 April, <mask> was sent to the stands.He was fined and given a one match ban, which he served during Derby's final match of the season. During the course of the season, he came on as a late substitute for the reserve side in their 2–1 victory over West Bromwich Albion in their Central League Central Section clash. Derby lost to Crawley Town in the FA Cup. Many of the club's supporters demanded that he be fired after he issued an apology to them. "<mask> is absolutely our guy," said Tom Glick, Derby's Chief Executive. We have been clear about that. When Tomasz Cywka made a mistake that led to a late Pompey goal in a 1–1 draw at Fratton Park, he was reprimanded by Derby's manager for his constant criticism of individual players."Cywka is an extremely inexperienced and not very bright footballer and he can go back to Wigan or wherever he came from until he learns the game." Gordon Taylor said it couldn't be appropriate to criticize your team in public. We'll sort things out. Derby's poor results on the pitch led to some unrest among supporters, but nothing came of the incident. The players were booed at the end of the game against Doncaster. Derby's best start to a season in 106 years was rewarded by the fact that they opened the season with four victories from four and earned a Championship Manager of the month nomination. Derby took second place and the automatic promotion spots for the first time in over a year after a 1–1 draw with Barnsley on September 28, 2011.The results came during discussions over <mask>'s contract, which was due to expire at the end of the season, with Forest allegedly interested in securing their former-player's services. It has never been a question of if we wanted to stay or not, according to <mask>, who entered into new contract discussions with Derby. Our heart is here. Two days after a 1–1 draw with league leaders Saints kept Derby in the play-off places, the manager signed a new three-year deal. Derby missed out on the playoffs after just four points from their next five games. The FA imposed a £2,000 fine on him after he hit out at the officials after Derby had held a 2–0 lead. Derby had a mixed season.Derby was 11th in the table and 5 points off the play-offs by the end of April. Derby's play-off chances were ended by two defeats in 4 days. A lack of firepower was the reason why Derby finished 12th in the league, according to the manager, who was satisfied with the performances of the team. The club had been considering appointing a director of football since May 2011. The control of the club's player recruitment policy was retained by <mask> and he wanted to add to his squad. Derby finished in 10th place after a 1–0 victory over Millwall on the final match of the 2012–13 season. The final of which was a 1–0 defeat to local rivalsNottingham Forest, was the final defeat of the season for Derby, who were 14th in the table after 9 games.He was the longest serving manager at the club. The new manager of the club was appointed on October 23, 2013. In his first game as United's manager, the team easily beat Crewe at Bramall Lane. After an improved run of form with four wins from five matches, including four clean sheets, he was named League One's Manager of the month for February. This was United's ninth win in a row in all competitions and they climbed out of the League One drop zone up to 11th. The League Managers Association named <mask> FA Cup Manager of the Season in recognition of United's run to the semi-finals of the FA Cup. The League Cup semi-finals were won by the Blades after a 1–0 win over the Saints.On May 25, 2015, the company with <mask> parted ways. After Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink left the post to join Queens Park Rangers, <mask> returned to Burton Albion for a second spell as manager. The club was promoted to the Championship for the first time in their history after a 2nd place finish at the end of the season. The club was demoted back to League One in May of last year after a 23rd place finish. <mask> stepped down as manager in May 2020 due to the financial impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic. The manager of Mansfield Town was appointed on November 6, 2020. As a player, the Full Members' Cup was in 1988–89, and as a manager in 1991–1992.The players of the club. The players are from Manchester City. The players are from Wednesday F.C. The players of Burton Albion F.C. Football players from the English Football League, Southern Football League, Northern Football League, and Euro 1992 players. The managers of Derby County. The managers ofSheffield United F.C.There are managers at Mansfield Town F.C. The managers are from the National League, English Football League, Northern League, Southern League, and FA Cup Final.

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texts: One of the first Presbyterian ministers in Edinburgh was <mask>. He is almost certain to have been born at Balcanquhal. He entered St Giles on the Sunday after studying at St Andrews. He was described in James Melvill's Diary as an honest, upright-hearted young man. He was elected to the position of Jesus on November 20, 1579. The Privy Council admonished him after he preached against the influence of the French at Court. He was at the Earl of Morton's house on the eve of his execution.He had to flee for safety because he opposed the Black Acts. A long and most extraordinary letter of rebuke and vituperation was addressed to the Archbishop by his wife and James' wife. 691 is the reg. Balcanquhal came back into royal favour after the storm had passed. He preached before the King on 2 January 1586, but James reprimanded him from his seat in the loft for some of his opinions. 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He was called before the Privy Council for questioning the authenticity of the Gowrie Conspiracy but was dismissed for being satisfied with its reality. He was a member of the Assembly. Along with Robert Pont he took protestation at the cross of Edinburgh, in name of the whole Kirk, against the verdict of the Assize finding the brethren who met in General Assembly at Aberdeen guilty of treason. He was admonished for condemning the proceedings of the General Assembly. He died of bad health on August 4th, 1617, after stopping preaching on July 16th. He gave 1000 merks to the University of Edinburgh.Balcanquhall derives his name from lands in the parish of Strathmiglo. It is almost certain that <mask> was born in Balcanquhall in 1548. The List of the Heritors was published in History of Fife. 2. The earliest notice of Balcanquhall is that he was the minister of St. Giles, Edinburgh, and yet he consented to stay. He is described in James Melville's 'Diary' as an 'ane honest, upright hearted young man'. He was elected to the role of Jesus in November of 1579.He preached against the influence of the French at court on 7 December 1580 and was called before the council on 9 December. And 'discharged'. He was in prison when he attended the Earl of Morton. <mask> was in opposition to the King when he created his scheme of re-establishing 'the bishops' in Scotland. The king sent a message to the magistrates of Edinburgh to seize and imprison any ministers who would speak against the proceedings of the parliament. <mask> preached against the proposals and along with Pont and others took his stand at the cross while the heralds proclaimed the acts passed by the parliament. The sermon was delivered in May.Balcanquhall and Lawson fled to Berwick-on-Tweed after a warrant was issued. His house in Parliament Square was given to another in the interval as the storm blew over. Durie's house was given to him on his return to Edinburgh. He preached before the king in the great kirk of Edinburgh on January 2, 1586. He was one of eight people who were committed to the discipline of Lothian by the general assembly. He was assigned a larger house on July 28, 1587, and his stipend was increased. He was appointed to be queen consort for the coronation of Anne of Danes.He seems to have been completely focused on his pulpit and pastoral work for some time. He escaped from Yorkshire after being put to the horn as a fugitive because of his bold utterances. Balcanquhall and other ministers including Robert Bruce went into exile in England at Caldwell and it was said that their preaching and talking became wearisome to the Archbishop of York. He was absent from Edinburgh from December to April and May. The great charge of St. Giles resigned in May 1597 in order to admit the new parochial divisions of the city. He was admitted to Trinity College Church in April 1598, but was allowed to return in July. He was a friend of the Rev.bribes were offered to Robert Bruce in order to get him to fall away from Bruce. He was called before the council for questioning the truth of the Gowrie conspiracy. He was allowed to return to Trinity College in June of 1602 after being transported by the general assembly to another parish. He and Robert Pont protested against the verdict of the General Assembly of Aberdeen, who found the brethren guilty of treason. He was admonished for condemning the proceedings of the general assembly. He stopped preaching from a disease in his teeth on July 16, 1616, and died on August 14, 1617, forty-third of his ministry. He married Margaret, daughter of James Marjoribanks, merchant, in right of whom he entered burgess and guild-brother of the city, and had an issue with Robert, minister of tranent <mask>all, D.D.Rachel was married to Nicol Udward, Dean of Guild, Edinburgh. 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texts: <mask> was born on October 4, 1978 and is an American former professional baseball pitcher. He played for the Minnesota Twins, Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies, St. Louis Cardinals, Milwaukee Brewers, and Texas Rangers. He was one of three non-Hispanic Native American players in MLB, with the others being Joba Chamberlain of the Cleveland Indians and Jacoby Ellsbury of the New York Yankees. On June 26, 2015, he became the 14th pitcher to defeat all 30 MLB teams. Adrian Houser did it on September 4, 2021, but he was the first Brewer pitcher to do it. <mask> was raised in California and attended Hamilton Union High School. When his parents attended the same high school in the 1970s, Lohse followed in their footsteps.He played sports. All four years of high school, he was an All-Conference pick. He took advanced classes and was on the Honor Roll. He graduated in 1996. His parents have German and Native American ancestry. The Nomlaki tribe did not reestablish itself until 1996, so Lohse did not think of himself as anything other than American. After high school, he attended college.The Chicago Cubs selected <mask> in the 29th round of the 1996 Major League Baseball draft. The Cubs traded <mask> with Ryan to the Twins. On June 22, 2001, he made his MLB debut with the Twins. In his first full year as a starter, he posted a 13–8 record with an ERA of 4.23. He started 33 games and went 14–11 with a 4.61 ERA. He went 9–13 with a 5.34ERA. The Twins made it to the ALCS in 2002.The Twins called up Boof Bonser after he was sent down to Rochester. On June 9, Matt Guerrier broke his thumb and was recalled. The Cincinnati Reds traded Lohse to them for Ward. On August 17, 2006 he made his first start for the Reds. On July 30, Philadelphia traded minor-league pitcher Matt Maloney to Philadelphia for Lohse. After his departure from the Reds, <mask>'s performance dropped off slightly, and in 11 starts with the Phillies, he went 3–0, receiving a large number of no-decisions due to late offensive rallies. He averaged less than six hours pitched per start for the Phillies.He signed a one-year deal with the St. Louis Cards worth $4.25 million. In the first half of the 2008 season, Lohse was one of the biggest surprises for the Cards, going 12–1 with a 3.39 earned run average. 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On April 17, 2010, in a 20-inning game against the New York Mets, Lohse entered the game playing left field while Felipe Lpez pitched. On August 28, 2011, Lohse won his 100th game as a pitcher when the Cards defeated the Pirates.The year the Cards won the World Series, he led the team with 14 wins and a 3.39 earned run average. The opening day starter in 2012 was Lohse. In that game, Lohse did not give up a hit until the seventh. The pitcher gave up two hits while allowing one run and striking out three. The first pitcher to win at the new park was Lohse. The National League had a winning percentage of.842 for his 16-3 won-lost record. On March 25, it was confirmed that <mask>e signed a three-year, $33 million contract with the Milwaukee Brewers.After moving to one of the most hitter-friendly parks in Miller Park to pitch with Milwaukee, <mask>e continued to pitch well. In his first season with the Brewers, Lohse went 11-10 with a 3.35 earned run average. Over the course of 31 starts and 198 starts for the Milwaukee Brewers, Lohse pitched to a 3.54 earned run average and struck out 141 batters, only two short of his career high. On May 13, 2016 Lohse signed a minor league deal with the Texas Rangers that was worth $2 million. He was designated for assignment after allowing more than 10 runs in his first two starts. On July 31, he became a free agent. On March 31, 2018, Lohse signed a minor league contract with the Kansas City Royals.On May 10, 2018, he announced his retirement from baseball. A two-seam fastball at 90-91 mph, a biting slider in the mid 80s, a downward-fading changeup in the low 80s, and a 12-6 curveball are some of the pitches that Lohse has. His slider is thrown harder than normal for a pitcher with his velocity and has a very tight break at the end, making it something of a hybrid between a cutter and a slider. His primary pitch at the beginning of his career was a four-seamer in the low 90s. He started using a two-seamer after signing with St. Louis and under the guidance of Dave Duncan. Developing his two-seamer and refining his off-speed pitches, Lohse has become known as a very good command pitcher capable of inducing many ground-ball outs without walking many batters. 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texts: A Paralympian athlete from Switzerland is competing in wheelchair racing events. The Silver Bullet, as he is known, has competed in four Summer Paralympics for Switzerland, winning two bronze medals. In 2010 he set four world records in four days, and at the World Championships he won a gold in the 10,000 metres and four silver medals, but lost the gold in three events to long term rival David Weir. The rivalry continued into the 2012 Summer Paralympics in London, where <mask> won two silvers in the 800m and marathon. In the World Championships, <mask> won five golds and a silver. During the 2016 Summer Paralympics in Rio, <mask> was one of the most consistent competitors in the T54 class, winning two golds, in the 800 m and marathon, and two silvers, in the 1500m and 5000m. As well as numerous World and European track medals, <mask> is also a world class marathon athlete, winning the men's elite wheelchair event at the Berlin, New York City, London, Chicago, and Boston Marathons.In 1986 <mask> was born in Switzerland. The youngest of four brothers, <mask> was born with spina bifida. As a young child, he met a Swiss wheelchair racer and his sporting hero. The sports teacher brought the old racing wheelchair to introduce the ten-year-old to racing. The 3 km youth race was part of the Schenkon Marathon and led to <mask> competing in his first wheelchair race. He joined the Swiss Paraplegic Centre in Nottwil where he worked with trainer Paul Odermatt. After developing from a junior athlete into an elite racer, he began competing in both Switzerland and abroad.In 2001 he made the athletics team for Wheelchair Sport Switzerland, and the same year he was accepted into the sports school. He said the fact that he was the only wheelchair athlete at the school was important for his personal development. In 2002 he accepted a place at the school for employment and further education in Romanshorn, believing that an education outside sport would be important in his later life. He competed in his first world class international when he was selected to represent Switzerland at the 2004 Summer Paralympics in Athens despite not being part of the national team. The men's wheelchair relay races the 4  100m T53–T54 and 4  400m T53–T54, but Switzerland failed to progress through to the finals in either event. He reached the finals in four races as an individual. He won two bronze medals in the 800m and 1500m but failed to medal in the 5000m.He graduated to the Swiss national team after being named Newcomer of the Year 2004 by Credit Suisse Sports Award. At the 2006 World Championships in the Netherlands, <mask> competed for Switzerland. He won the gold medal in the men's 10,000m in the T54. He won medals in the 400m (48.97), 800m (1:39.10) and 5,000m (11:20.68). In the 400m he lost the gold to the British racer David Weir, beginning a rivalry that would define many of their races on the track and in marathons over the following years. The Swiss team traveled to Beijing in 2008 to compete in the Summer Paralympics. The events he competed in were the 400m, 800m, 1,500m and 5,000m.The games were a disappointment, as he failed to record a single podium finish, crashing out in both the 1,500m and marathon. His results in the 2010 season show that his fortunes changed over the next two years. There was a race meet in Switzerland between the 24 and 27 of June. He set new world records in the 800m, 1,500m, 5,000m and 10,000m. The next major competition was held in New Zealand. As he eyed the Paralympics in London in 2012 despite being the new world champion, David Weir was also hitting form, even though he had broken records in 2010. He entered all eight events.He took the silver in the 400m despite being disqualified from the 100m and 200m. In the finals of the 800m, 1,500m and 5,000m, <mask> faced his British rival, and was unable to beat him, taking silver behind him. He was able to leave the Championship with a gold after taking the 10,000m, but failed to complete the marathon. The nickname 'The Silver Bullet' was given to him in reference to his trademark silver helmet that he wears when racing. He won his first major city marathon in the Berlin Marathon. The build-up to the 2012 Summer Paralympics began with the World Championships in 2011. In all five events, <mask> reached the finals.He finished fifth in the 400m after finishing second in his heat. In the 800m he came through his heat in second place, and the result was the same in the final, as he took silver to David Weir's gold. He finished fourth in both the 1,500m and 5,000m. The final race of the athletics program of the Paralympics, the marathon, was won by Australia's Kurt Fearnley. He won the 2012 Berlin Marathon and retained his marathon crown in German. The field was opened up by Weir's decision not to compete at the World Championships. The T54 track events were dominated by Hug.He won gold in five of the six events he entered: 400 metres, 1,500 metres, 5,000 metres, 10,000 metres and Marathon. Kim Gyu- Dae of South Korea pushed him into the silver medal position in the 800 metres at the Championship. In November of last year, <mask> won his fourth New York Marathon, edging out South Africa's Van Dyk. On 13 April 2014, a week after winning the Paris Marathon, <mask> entered the London Marathon, beating his long-time rival Weir into second place to take the men's wheelchair title. After finishing second in 2010 and 2012 he won the London Marathon. After finishing fourth in the last two attempts, <mask> finished first in the Boston Marathon, beating ten-time winner Ernst Van Dyk into second place by over six minutes. Commentators believed the major medals would be fought between <mask> and Weir at the World Championships.Thailand's Rawat Tana dominated the longer events, taking gold in both the 1500m and 5000m. He won a silver in the 5000m after finishing fifth in the 1500m. He finished third in the 800m to collect his second medal of the games. In the course of a week, <mask> won two elite city marathon events. On 18 April, he won his second Boston Marathon with a time of      , six days later he won his second London Marathon with a time of  . He qualified for his fourth consecutive Paralympics in 2016 and competed in four events at the 2016 Summer Paralympics. He won medals in all four events, two silvers in the 1500m and 5000m races and his first Paralympics gold medal in the 800m.In October, he won his first Chicago Marathon, beating Kurt Fearnley in a photo finish. He won his second New York City Marathon in a repeat of a photo finish against Kurt Fearnley. There are people with spina bifida living in the Frauenfeld District of Switzerland.

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texts: <mask> is also known as El Uali, El-Wali, Luali or Lulei. The second Secretary-General of the Polisario Front was a Sahrawi nationalist leader. El-Ouali was born in 1948 in a nomad camp on the hammada desert plains in eastern Spanish Sahara, a location that is symbolic for the Polisario Front. His parents were poor and his father disabled, and with the consequences of the Ifni War, the family had to abandon their traditional bedouin lifestyle. Spanish authorities deported Ouali's family in 1960, according to some sources. He went to Primary School in Tan-Tan in 1962, and then to the Islamic Institute in Taroudannt in 1966 and was awarded scholarships to attend university. He studied Laws & Political sciences and met other young members of the Sahrawi diaspora who were affected by the radicalism sweeping Moroccan universities in the early 1970s.He was the first student in the history of the university to achieve a 19 out of 20 in Constitutional law. He traveled to Europe for the only time in his life, visiting Amsterdam in the Netherlands and Paris in France. The news of the Zemla Intifada made a deep impression on El-Ouali because he was never involved with the Harakat Tahrir. He returned to Tan-Tan in 1972 to start a group called the Embryonic Movement for the Liberation of Saguia el-Hamra and Ro de Oro. A group of 20 people, including Ouali, were arrested and tortured by the Moroccan police after a demonstration in June of 1972 in Tan-Tan. After the foundation of the POLISARIO, El-Ouali and Brahim Gali led a group of poorly armed guerrillas in a raid on a Spanish military post. El-Ouali and another fighter were briefly captured, but they were able to escape when the remaining patrol overran the Spanish troops.The Khanga strike was to be followed by similar attacks on isolated targets, in which the POLISARIO gathered weapons and equipment, until they were finally able to enter into full-scale guerrilla warfare. El-Uali was the leader of the POLISARIO delegation that traveled to Libya to take part in the Pan African Youth Movement meeting. In August 1974, El-Uali was elected secretary-general of the Polisario. The most important nationalist organization in the country was the Polisario Front, which took control of the desert countryside in 1974. Spain reluctantly accepted negotiations on the surrender of power in 1975, after being forced to retreat into the major coastal cities. The organization of 800 fighters and activists was supported by a large network of sympathizers. Alexander Mehdi Bennouna claims in his book that El-Ouali was the son of a member of the army of liberation.He was a member of the Union National des tudiants Marocains (UNEM), the students union in Morocco, and was recruited by Mohamed Bennouna to join the "Tanzim", an Arabic nationalist and socialist organization. There is a rumor that El-Ouali was trained in Libya by a man named Nemri. The creation of the Polisario Front is said to be the result of the death of Mahmoud and Nemri, as well as the relationship between Tanzim and Algeria. Bennouna believes that this is part of the armed revolution in Morocco and of the political dissidents against the regime. El-Ouali escorted the refugees into exile in the refugee camps of Tindouf, Algeria. He was the secretary-general of the Polisario at the time of the establishment of the Arab Democratic Republic. In 1976, the government of 50,000–60,000 people was housed in the Tindouf refugee camps.The guerrilla war against Morocco and Mauritania was reinforced by the support of Algeria and Libya. The usual tactic of the Polisario guerrillas was to raid military posts on military objectives such as Tarfaya, Amgala or Guelta Zemmur. In the refugee camps, El-Ouali was an intensely charismatic speaker. He met with foreign journalists and acknowledged the importance of publicizing the struggle. He was well-liked by his countrymen for fighting at the front line with his troops. On 9 June 1976, El-Ouali was killed by a piece of metal that came back from a raid on the Presidential palace. In the retreat, pursued by Mauritanian troops, armored vehicles and aviation, a group with Ouali separated from the main column, going to Benichab with the intention of destroying the water line that supplied the capital.Other sources claim that the combat took place north of Akjoujt. They were surrounded and cornered by the Mauritanian troops. In 1996, 20 years after his death, Ouali's exact resting place was revealed, and he was buried in a military terrain. Mohammed Abdelaziz replaced him as Secretary-General in August 1976. A 1978 book titled "Three texts: Two letters and a speech" contains two letters and a speech. In 1997, the University of Alicante published the book "Luali: Now or never, the liberty", a joint effort by Spanish writer and prosecutor Felipe Briones and Sahrawi writers. The El Uali Mustapha Sayed Special School is located in Havana.The Martyr El Wali Mostapha Military School is located in the refugee camps of Algeria. "Anything that is taken by force can only be recovered by force" "If you want your right is needed to sacrifice your blood" One coin has a purity of 900 out of 1000 and the other has a purity of 970 out of 1000. The friendship between Western Sahara and Venezuela was marked by the minting of two coins depicting El-Ouali. The group "Shahid El Hafed Buyema" changed their name after his death in combat. There is a stone memorial built in the desert to honor El-Ouali, who is revered as a Father of the Nation by the refugees. The Day of the Martyrs is a holiday that honors all the victims of the war for independence.Mokhtar Ould Daddah declared the day of the armed forces in Mauritania. There is a link between 1948 births and 1976 deaths of Sahrawi rebels and the Polisario Front Front.